Telephony, SMS, and MMS APIs
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Telephony, SMS, and MMS APIs
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#2I see you reposted my post from an internal hackathon hackers post.
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#3The data appears to be culled from ProgrammableWeb.
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#4The data appears to be culled from ProgrammableWeb.
correct.
I had my outsourcer do it. not sure if they scraped it or used LinkKlipper.
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#5Would be nice if it included pricing per # and per SMS msg sent, etc...and any other fees.
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#6I wish I had something like this sooner. I decided to go with Plivo for a side-project of mine and while my experience has been pleasant I really miss MMS support. I'm going to take some time going through this list evaluating different MMS providers. Anybody have any experience with a particular company on this list with MMS that they enjoy?
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#7I wish I had something like this sooner. I decided to go with Plivo for a side-project of mine and while my experience has been pleasant I really miss MMS support. I'm going to take some time going through this list evaluating different MMS providers. Anybody have any experience with a particular company on this list with MMS that they enjoy?
MMS Providers seem to be few and far between. Looking for an Australian offering at the moment - having some trouble. Any advice welcomed.
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#8Would be nice if it included pricing per # and per SMS msg sent, etc...and any other fees.
none of these companies will list their prices publicly... twilio will b/c they're probably slightly over priced.
Always negotiate lower prices and shop around.
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#9I wish I had something like this sooner. I decided to go with Plivo for a side-project of mine and while my experience has been pleasant I really miss MMS support. I'm going to take some time going through this list evaluating different MMS providers. Anybody have any experience with a particular company on this list with MMS that they enjoy?
Twilio is an obvious mention. More expensive than Pilvo (I never heard of them and only need SMS for a project of mine so thanks) but I've never had an issue. Twilio also supports carrier lookups, you might be able to leverage that and send emails to '@mms.att.net' and the like.
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#10It would be good to know which of them support international numbers, or how many country it covers